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"These results are supportive of research by Jensen (2001), which states that <a href="http://psychology.wichita.edu/surl/usabilitynews/61/music.htm">participants listening to classical music are more likely to disclose personal information than those listening to no music</a>." - Usability News, 6.1 2004|*||*|It would be interesting to have music playing in the background of a job interview, or some other highly structured interaction and contrast classical with other music forms.